Faygele explores the painful intersection of religious tradition and queer identity, told through a backwards-moving narrative that begins with the funeral of Ari, a young gay man who has died by suicide, and gradually reveals the events leading up to it.

What could be more apt on May the 4th then seeing a Star Wars Parody - but not just any old parody, this is a humorous burlesque interpretation of many of the famous scenes and creatures. On at Riverside Studios, this is a show that will have you and your friends highly entertained.

Add a day to your Isle of Skye itinerary and hop on the ferry from Sconscer to visit the quieter Isle of Raasay. Beautiful and atmospheric with great history and wildlife, this shouldn't be skipped.

WSET help us to learn all about beer in this excellent 1 day course. Highly recommended for industry professionals, home brewers and enthusiasts alike.

A masterful blend of Shakespeare's verse with elements of rap, soul and R&B. This is a very different version of Romeo and Juliet. Now on at the Hackney Empire

This indulgent chocolate Easter cake is sure to be a big hit with your guests

A musical about MND - it sounds wrong, but Supersonic Man conveys hope, joy, willpower, despair and ultimately hope. It's not all sadness, there's lots of fun in this brand new musical now on at Southwark Playhouse.

A moving coming of age story told through the eyes of three girls from age 15 to 24. Fast-paced with both humour and moments of deep sadness.

Simon and Finley 9 and 3/4 tested out the Horrible Histories Terrible Thames Tour. They loved their fun fact-filled trip on the boat down the Thames, finding it a great way to get kids interested in the history of London.

Gasosian are staging an amazing debut solo exhibition by Ghanaian artist Amoako Boafo. These works are large, striking and incredibly textured, well worth a view.

Two hours of mayhem and nostalgic fun are to be had at the Faulty Towers the Dining Experience, expect many of your favourite scenes to be played out in front of you and with you!

A new and free exhibition is opening at the Serpentine Gallery South, containing the works of Giuseppe Penone linking mankind to nature.

Our review of Stiletto now on at the Charing Cross Theatre - a show punching above it's weight, do not miss the premier of this new musical

180 Studios an exhibition of photographer and filmmaker Gabriel Moses, bringing together over 70 photos and 10 films. On until 27th July

We had a chance to catch-up with our favourite South London comedian, Arthur Smith, ahead of his show with Phil Nice 'Oof' at Soho Theatre.

Achieving greater diversity in the hospitality industry is the aim of this new initiative from WSET. Find out how to apply in our blog.

Calum Munro's Scorrybreac has a new menu format, find out what we thought of the March 2025 tasting menu

Leigh Bowery was a multifaceted artist whose influence remains profound. The Tate Modern's exhibition offers an assault in the senses.

London Born and Bred review of Sad Book, a visceral and poignant exploration of grief.

The Westway series of concerts at the Vaudeville Theatre got off to a cracking start with Lee Mead's 'The Best of Me'.